With Proxy Fight Averted, Genzyme Can Review Damage Done By A Year Of Manufacturing Troubles
Executive Summary
Now that Genzyme has avoided a proxy fight with Carl Icahn and associates, the biotech's next step likely will be to consider the damage left by a year's worth of manufacturing woes and the problems that resulted, including shortages of its top-selling products, the launch of new competition to those drugs, and an FDA consent decree governing operations at its Allston Landing, Mass., plant
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